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1.40 Ct. Tsavorite Garnet from Tanzania
This loose stone ships by Aug 19
Item ID: | K26999 |
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Dimensions (MM): help | Length: 6.21 Width: 5.14 Height: 5.12 |
Weight: | 1.40 Ct. |
Color: help | Green |
Color intensity: help | Intense |
Clarity: help | Included |
Shape: help | Radiant |
Cut: | Radiant Cut |
Cutting style: | Faceted |
Enhancements: help | No Enhancement |
Origin: help | Tanzania |
Per carat price: help | $300 |
This transparent green tsavorite garnet presents as a precisely faceted radiant shape weighing 1.40 carats, with dimensions of 6.21 x 5.14 x 5.12 mm, and an expertly executed radiant cut that harmonizes pavilion depth and table proportion to maximize light return. The stone exhibits intense color intensity, a vivid green that reads as rich and saturated under natural light, and an excellent polish that contributes to a clean surface and lively brilliance. The clarity is graded as included when evaluated at eye level, indicating the presence of internal features that are visible to the unaided eye but do not overwhelm the gem or detract from its overall appeal. There has been no enhancement to alter color or clarity, and the gem is sourced from Tanzania, a recognized origin for high quality tsavorite material. The combination of transparency, intense green color, and an untouched treatment status establishes a clear baseline for quality and desirability in both jewelry and collectible markets.
From a gemological perspective this tsavorite demonstrates attributes that speak to both durability and aesthetic endurance in fine jewelry. Tsavorite belongs to the grossular group of garnets and offers a hardness that allows for regular wear in rings and other jewelry while resisting everyday abrasions better than many softer colored stones. The radiant cut chosen here is particularly effective for stones of this size and clarity profile, allowing the cutter to retain carat weight while producing broad facets that reveal the stone s color and internal character. Eye visible inclusions are common in natural tsavorite and can be seen as part of the stone s natural fingerprint, contributing to provenance and authenticity when documented. The excellent polish and symmetry mitigate light leakage and enhance scintillation, making the visual impact stronger than clarity grade alone might suggest. Provenance from Tanzania is a valuable attribute for collectors and buyers who prioritize traceable supply chains and known geological sources.
When considered as an investment piece this 1.40 carat radiant green tsavorite offers a set of qualities that support potential appreciation in value, while also requiring a realistic understanding of market dynamics. Tsavorite is rarer than many other colored gemstones at comparable quality and saturation levels, and untreated material commands a premium in global markets. Stones that combine vivid green color, good transparency, and an absence of treatments are the most sought after by collectors and high end designers. At and above the one carat threshold, price per carat tends to increase as gem quality and color intensity align, which positions this stone favorably versus smaller or more heavily included examples. Supply considerations are important, as significant deposits are limited and new large clean material is infrequent, a factor that can support upward price pressure over time. Demand drivers include interest in unique vivid green stones as alternatives to emerald, continued growth in jewelry markets in multiple regions, and collector preference for untreated, well cut gems. It is important to note that gemstone markets can be cyclical and liquidity varies, therefore long term appreciation is more likely for pieces that combine rarity, aesthetic excellence, and full documentation.
Practical guidance for those considering acquisition for investment or wearing purposes focuses on documentation, custody, and presentation. The Natural Gemstone Company can provide high resolution imagery, detailed gem reports, and sourcing information to support provenance and future resale. Independent certification from a respected laboratory enhances marketability and confidence for secondary market buyers, and proper insurance and secure storage reduce counterparty risk. From a resale perspective the combination of intense untreated color and an attractive radiant cut will generally broaden the pool of potential buyers, and the one point four carat weight aligns with size preferences for both bespoke jewelry design and collector portfolios. Routine care involves avoidance of harsh chemicals and extreme heat, and professional cleaning and inspections will preserve polish and setting security. For those prioritizing investment potential, documented provenance, third party grading, and professional appraisal at time of purchase are advisable steps to enhance liquidity and to support value retention. The Natural Gemstone Company stands ready to provide additional technical details, condition reports, and assistance with certification to ensure the gem s attributes are clearly established for future valuation.
























